Quote - Why are you so interested in Lion? It doesn't offer anything important to people who are used to computers and are comfortable working with files.

Lion is going to make your computer more like iPad, and IMO that's a bad thing.

Simple answer - my work will take me there. Daytime duties include work for a Mac dev outfit, and future work is likely to be on QA. This may require me to upgrade to Lion on my big machine. I'll keep a Snow Leopard backup to hand, but I intend the upgrade to be one-way. So far, Poser is the only miscreant on Lion, and that is workable. Yes - I mix work and fun on the same machine. I only have so much space in the house ;-) Anyway, a Lion Gotcha for you. It involves the "resume" functionality: 1 Start Poser 2 Create a new document and save it. 3 Quit Poser 4 Delete the file saved in step 2 5 Start Poser 6 >> Crash this is with Poser Pro 2010. The solution is, if you are going to junk or move the last worked on file is to have a small Poser file, and open thatnbefore quitting. The only way to stop the crashes was to restore the deleted file, or have to create a dummy file and ensure Poser has seen that one before you quit.